Is NL worth the cash if I already have N3?
What are the opinions from people that have tried it?
Thanks
I guess it depends on who you are and just how much you like Nascar. The
cars feel different and (of course) look different. There also seems to
be (at this time) a better quality of driver racing online with Legends.
These cars don't handle as easily as N3 and lesser drivers (or less
dedicated drivers) don't like it as much.
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We would need more info. What do you want for a racing game ? Your needs,
what you want and don't want ? Preferences ? Your a Stock-car fan that
actually knows the tracks ? You want to race online ?
Personally I say that NL is a better software than N3. It may have less
tracks, but I feel it's a better title for my type of racing. You will find
quality racers online but still alot less races than N3 online. And there's
Riverside ;-)
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Yes!
The second LP of The Beatles is also good as the first one.
And isn't at all the same.
Cars behave complitly different, different is tire wear and fuel
consumption,
there is no speed limit in pits which makes everything almost lake new game.
If you lake N3 you will lake NL too.
> Is NL worth the cash if I already have N3?
> What are the opinions from people that have tried it?
> Thanks
